Roguish, romantic and rough, their music has ego, but not entitlement, balancing big-dick bravado with vulnerability, and mischief with meaning. It’s red lipstick styled with a rifle.

It’s a song which serves more than just an early look into June’s future sound, it’s a signifier that she’s become the centre of her writing, using an introspective lens to bring her own experiences and unique perspectives to the fore.

Ahead of the release of “Sacred”, we spoke with Baby Cool about friendship in music, motherhood in the arts, collaboration as creative philosophy, and finding moments of stillness inside what she describes as the “washing machine of existence.”

Juno Eclipse create sanctuary through a sonic snake pit of layered guitars, feedback and shrieks.